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pmanson

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13,388 posts

284 months

Wednesday 17th July 2019
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Hi All,

I recently set up my own Ltd Company, I've transferred what was my existing personal EE contract into the business and now i'm looking at adding two additional lines for other members of staff.

Neither will be significant users (couple of GB of data at most) and i'm currently using on average 6GB of my 10GB monthly allowance (circa £40 p/mth spend). Handsets wise not too bothered but Andriod would be preferred.

Any thoughts on the most cost effective way of doing this? Sharer allowance or individual agreements? Also, one of the Directors wants to transfer their personal number over from Vodafone which I assume is possible (their current contract ends in March 2020 so we'll have an early termination fee to pay)

I've popped into an EE shop but they did seem to just want to sell me an additional contract rather than add lines/phones to the current agreement (I realise that i'll need to pay more each month to cover costs of handsets etc)

Cheers,
Phill

Roger645

1,796 posts

278 months

Wednesday 17th July 2019
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pmanson said:
Hi All,

I recently set up my own Ltd Company, I've transferred what was my existing personal EE contract into the business and now i'm looking at adding two additional lines for other members of staff.

Neither will be significant users (couple of GB of data at most) and i'm currently using on average 6GB of my 10GB monthly allowance (circa £40 p/mth spend). Handsets wise not too bothered but Andriod would be preferred.

Any thoughts on the most cost effective way of doing this? Sharer allowance or individual agreements? Also, one of the Directors wants to transfer their personal number over from Vodafone which I assume is possible (their current contract ends in March 2020 so we'll have an early termination fee to pay)

I've popped into an EE shop but they did seem to just want to sell me an additional contract rather than add lines/phones to the current agreement (I realise that i'll need to pay more each month to cover costs of handsets etc)

Cheers,
Phill
I think for pooled data on EE commercial there is minimum number of connections required to get the benefit.



pmanson

Original Poster:

13,388 posts

284 months

Thursday 18th July 2019
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Roger645 said:
I think for pooled data on EE commercial there is minimum number of connections required to get the benefit.
Sounds like i need to give myself a couple of hours to pop into a store then

sjc

16,499 posts

301 months

Thursday 18th July 2019
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Far better off ringing 150 and speaking to the business team than going in to a retail shop.